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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-13

NIURPHY'S NEW EUROPEAN
vi HOTEL,
Centrally located ON line of strcctcars; new
and handsomely furnished throughout rooms
heated by steam and connected by electric
bells every comfort. convenience, ana luxury;
the cuisine not cXccllcd Boy amy other house m
the country: large, handsome, and convenient
ly arranged rooms Tor commercial travellers;
only one square from each the Theatre ma
Mozart Academy OF Music; private dining
rooms for ladies and gentlemen. ana large
banquet hall. with q seating capacity of 80.
Societies and others wishing 90 give h3nqucts
will please give me 70 call.
JOHN MURPHY. Proprietor.
Broad street, corner Of Eighth,
janl6-lY NcanoNd' a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-13

Mother, may 20 out 20 coastf'
Eyes, my darling daughter.
Hitch your sled to hard pine post,
But don't go near the slaughter.
-.sCston Globe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-13

TO be read 10 slow music
Hush
Hist
Sec the slush,
sniff the mist.
Snow
Doth flow,
And gently ebb.
IT'S Feb Life
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-13

The hand organs here,
A SIGN and token
That the backbone of wir'er
Has weakened ard broken.
Washington Critic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-13
CHARLES HEUSER
RESTAURANT, BAR, AND BILLIARD
ROOM.
1914 MAIN STREET.

Philadelphia and New York Beer, Ale, and
Porter on draught. GibsOn's NAAN % spe-
cialtV. mouth
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
JuDoE DU sosE,s CHARGE

II affords as real and unslloyed
pleasure 10 be In agreement with
Judge DuBose, from whom, uniOriu.
nately, We have for some time been
separated, owing TO his course In the
Hadden case. His charge to the new
grand jury, delivered yesterday, In
the matter OF pistol carrying, selling
liquor TO minors, disturbing public
worhlp, and the issuance Of county
warrants without authority OF law will
DO heartily indorsed by every good
citE,p, 90 Il is by the ArPHAL. The
grand jury can do . great service by
suppressipg the carrying Of concealed
weapons. The first 10 habit or prac.
tics wholly without justification Ia q
city whore there 10 ample police pro.
lection. The man who carries q pis
tol In his pocket 10 half way to
murder. Disturbing public worship
cannot DO too summarily dealt with,
and selling liquors to minors, ciipe
that has much 10 do with the rapid In.
crease In the number OF Prohibition
lists, should be crushed out by the rep.
utable liquor dealers themselves.
They should report every case coming
10 their attention, and assist the an.
thorities In preventing primal cause
Of the wholesale corruption Of the
youth Of the country. As 70 the
county warrant business, We tusl
the grand jury, after a search
irg investigation. may had
that Chairman Slaughter has not 10
sued one without authority Of Jaw.
The financial thAirs of the county
cannot bs too carefully suardtd
Before slAugh,sr's advent they had
been "sloshing round, kinder snriei
loose, like" but he, though he h5s
occasionally mad suggestions vel
calculated 10 make dead tsxpayen
turn ovsr In their grAyea-like tina
$500, 100 bond scheme-has brought
some order out Of chaos. We hop,
bis house 10 In order, and that ia,
grand jury will 40, catch bin
with his breaches down. w,
are 10 some, indeed. q large extent
responsible for Slaughter m ehairmau
hence our anxiety that he may be abl'
to sa'isiy the Jury, and through II the
public. that the financial affairs Of MI
government have been managed quits
within the limits Of law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
THE NEW TERM TACKLED.
Criminal and ClrcuIt Courts Again
Open for Business.
Judse buBoSe Delivers n strong
Charge 10 rue Rev Grand
Juvy-Coavt News.

Tn 4 p'emhsr term oil the Criminal
Couri bsssn ye,tefday morning, and,
~ r.snl,. tcem- acout the court
QUE s-,- 70 uswhat animated. The
fr,, W TX wit mat Of selecting grand
jhr!, a, Il the names fret drawn fiom
sus hat were as followt: VIM. Il.
Nelson, from Tsefh district, lore
man; w. M. Hutton, city; Wiliism
Holmes, colored, Twelfth district; W
W. Walker, Second district; I. V.
Brady, Eighteenth district; 7. T.
Golsby, Third district; William Van
derville, colored, Third district; Ike
H. Nelson, Third district; Thomas d
Allen, city; L. P. Lyon, Second dis
trict; J. A. Prescott, Eighteenth die
trict; r. r. Stone, Seventeenth dir
hict; 8. II. Brooks, city. This i'm
portant judicial body Ia composed
mostly Of men from the country, onl,
three being from the city-B. d
Brooks, Of Brooks, Nicely 4 Co.; 7. q
Allen, IT,, OF the firm Of that name
and W. M. Hutton. The Judge
we'll pleased with the men constltu
ing the jury.
Immediately after the empanelinI
Judge DuBose delivered his chsrg,
or outline Of special duties for tb
term.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
Gan. CaALnEas A. ADDITIONAL
COUNSEL.

To The Kditor Of the Appeaig
What rlsht has Gen. Chalmers 10 act ~
attorney In the case Of the State 70. d. p.
Hadtsn asd sthsrsf He does not represent
the stats or the people. seeasss Attorney
General Peters -n elected 10 al that posi-.
ton In the Criminal Court. and be has nhss
or ne assistant counsel, tsr has the court
Judse DuBoss -sppointsd any assistant for
this particular ease. Zen. Chalmers has ne
rsht 20 act In pfosscutins the esss
Al the instisAtion Of any oltlssn uho
nay employ him, because no eltisen has .
'isht 10 employ counsel 10 Represent him In
this prosecution. II Il - intlmAtion that
Attorney General Peters 10 either In
eomPs,snt o. sill not do lustics 10 the
State In the prosecutor Of the case. This
the Att;rnsy General should al once resent
By dsclinlng the attistAnce Of Gen. ChAl.
msrs and not allovins him or any other
outside attorney to SHAPE the prosecution In
any manner. The people sHpsct the A..
,otnsy 0ens'al 10 prosecute this case In ae.
cordanee With Law, and not allow II 10 be
prosecuted By attorneys employed By mon
full Of bate and malice toward the accused.
JUS1loR.
"Jusuos" Ia n part right, bat his
communication IL too ale. The TACT
that Attorney General Peters and
judge DuBoso have recognized Gen.
Chalmers a. additional counsel In tho
MADDEN case, and that be appeared in
fouti nri took p'ri In tho proceedings
had N Ter the Indictment Of The tlfs,
grand Iy, 10 notorious Tor Ia mixed
and vSlIab'e aud stii,iug character,
| pu'u ttat question wholly on, oi the
way. Wha, tue public wan, 10 know
is, DO, NuesnsrthU disu guish,d Gen
Chalmers catered the case complying
with oil the oiIqntl,e that 10 usual, bn,
who IL s that has uployed
him. They van, 10 know Who Il is
that has purely personal 40 well "A
general interest In the prosecution Of
Mr.. Hidden, and they want 10 know
The BASH Of that personal lnterest
! OWWA>x>
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
THE LATE GRAND JURYs re.
FORT.

To tho Editor Of the Appesli
The report signed by Mr.. Shea, and
published % tho report Of the grand jury."
seems to me 70 DO vsry irregular. To say the
least. Why do they mo-. II II 10 theirs. each
and all sign the reportf They are promi-
nont and good oitissns. and yet. By their
failure TO father tho statements made over
Mr.. bhes's Signature. leave the impression
that they either do not believe thsm. or else
are afraid to shoulder the responsibility Of
their acts. Come, gentlemen. you owe II to
your own good names. ~ we'll ~ TO the oiti-
sens whom you represent. to either sign the
report or openly and publicly dissvow II. 1t
seems very queer 70 the taxpayers ~ II now
| stands. ELECT0R.
In Response to "Elector," We must
remind him that the grand Jury did
adopt Mr.. Shea's report 90 far % 10
make 1t an sddends Of their own 70.
port, and that they also made II the
basis Of some Of the structures In
their report in reference to looseness
In the conduct Of his ofiice by Maj.
Msriwether, the city engineer. But
even this measure Of adoption 10 wrong
"a wrong to the public and an ipjus-
tioe to the members Of the g'snd jury
themselves. The theory Of the law 10
that every member Of the grand jury
Ia to see and know for himself, to sat-
isiy himself, before he puts bis name
to u report "as Of his own knowledge"
Lst rs imagine for moment such q
division Of labor by q petit jury.
Would the result satisfy the public I
Would II be acceptable, even though
oil the Jurors should adopt II and NAL q
II their own2 OF course not. The
law provides for q jury Of twelve men
who are usually charged ito we'll and
truly try" etc, and to be the judges
Of the evidence 10 the case, relying
upon tbs Judge Of the court and the
attorney general for the law. How
could twelve men honestly ssy tina,
they had well aad truly tried" q
case through one Of their number. Nc
, man can see through the eyes Of an
other. He may for his own sstisisc
tIon In . case, where he himself 4
alone concerned, accept the stsse
, men. Of another. but he cannot In eat
itfscion Of . public duty, wherein tb'
law makes Il incumbent upon him /,
know for himself; he cannot in ful
satisisction OF such duty make the in
vestisation Of another his own. t.,
grand jury did right not To put tneil
names to Mr.. Shsa's report. II 10 his
and his alone. They did wrong. how
ever, In making II IN addsnda Of Ihei
report and In making II the beds o
any structures upon an officer Of tn
Taxing District.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

We trust that the message Of sympa-
thy for Mr.. MADDEN In his illness will
be prepared today or tomorrow at
latest. This may be done at meet
ing OF citizens al the Cotton Ex-
change, making expression Of the
popular feeling, or by the circu'stion
among the people Of an address to
which signatures may be attached.
Such message should be sent to the
man who has done so much for Mem
phis and 10 whom the gratitude oil
the people 10 due for the most faithful
and laborious service In their behalf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
Cfreuft CSuFt.

The new term Of this tribunal was
also begun yesterday morning. -Judss Estes
was on the bench, sitting In the County Court
room because Of the repairs going on In the
regular Circuit Court room.
The calendar for yesterday vs called land
the infy empsnsisd. A Isuber Of those on
the vcnirs we're sIsased. rolIovsns are the
term; 7. O. Ounce, II. II, Vance, John r.
Peppet,. 7. jack. Louis Kstiman, Sam
bS amSsnn, ' r. h Jsms.. F. HbE Sy.ce.
II. Grasb,im, r. NJ. Horton, VIM. Dean.
John Sts sling, John sanuels.
The only care heard was that Of the East
End Dummy Line asaintt ". p. wilson.
This inyolyel Q very ipterestipe suestion-
whether q street railrsad has the sAne right
a. q regular railway 70 condemn property Of
private citiksns outside Of the city. Capt.
Wilson claims that the dummy line 10 only
entitled 10 80 along the pubic thorough
The matter was taken under advismsn,
By JUDGE kstos.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
I, MEMPHIS DAILY APpEAL~-rUEsDAY SEPTEMBER 70 1887.

pushed in Illinois, where already II 10
enforced in q few counties. Besides
this, the Republican Convention Of
New York has recommended Its adop.
ton in that State. Mr. Dsvis's views
are thus justified by the action oi.lhs
people Of many counties in several
States, "a we'll as by the Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
south, holding sessions recently In St.
Louis. Gen. Cbalmers's support Of
bis friend is timely and 10 we'll done.
Though, for that matter, Mr.. Davis Ia
% well able to defend himself as ever,
welding 90 he does quite 90 vigorous
q pen as be ever did.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

THH Finance Committee to which
has been assigned the work Of raising
funds for the reception end entertain.
ment Of the President will begin lie
canvass this morning. Let everybody
be ready to respond literally on call.
We have no doubt that Q very large
amount will be obtained, for the peo-
pie Of Memphis, out Of spirit Of local
pride, will be disposed to show that
when they have guests to entertain
they do not mind expense bills. As
Memphis will be the first Southern
city for Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland 10
visit, they should be made TO feel that
the Southern hospitality Of which the
poets and historians have told them
WIS rather bsyond their expectations.
The subscription should have a popu'
lar character-sverybody giving some
thing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
Personal POINTS.

PATRIcK CABIN has returned from Q
vieit 10 Ireland.
r. V. PEARSON has been sppointeda
deputy by sheriff Cannon.
Miss JKssIK LoKo bae returned from
q lengthy visit 10 Colorado.
SERGEANT or PoLIcK HsDmcK 10 III
al bis residence on Second street.
PATRoLxAs HENRY Cullen IL slowly
recovering from his recent illnta.
NJ b. TRtzkvAsr returned 10 the city
on yesterday, and may be found at his
Office 90 usual. prepared TO attend 10
all legal business.
FRAsK JorRs, who was thrown from
q buggy Sunday night, was able 10 be
about yesterday, a!sstding 10 business
as usual.
VsC. MosKIKY and MIss Matte
Lee ssddler we're Married Of the First
Methodist church, by the Rev. DIR.
Mabop, yesterday evening q, 8 O'Clock.
EDWIN II. PMcE, Of New York;
W. =. Rlngo, OF Mississippi; II. p.
LAX. and J. W. Mcleod. of Grenada;
A. b. Gernon, Of New York, and W.
2. Holiday, Of Cairo, Ill are stopping
at the Gayo'o Hotel.
On. LINDSAY, Of Nashville, Team.
j. W. Buchar an, 6renads, Misc; W.
/, Scott End j. A. Al DIRE w, Shit field,
Ala; II. o. Tens and =. +. Robinson,
Detroit, Mich., and Gen. Wheeler,
Alabama, are registered at Gastont.
vIsIToRs on Change yesterday: I.
q. Hughes. Jackton, Tenn; w. i.
rilchmAnn, Little Rock; W. NJ.
Powers, New ORIGINS; 8. d. Cbism,
Mississippi; NJ. ID Thompson, Grange,
Ark Cspt. Holiday, Cairo, ILL.,, and
q. NJ. simpson, Cincinnati.
Ia. CoYTxAS. Fhen 5shlp, Tenn. ;
]. Cochran, ~. Louis, Mo. l.. Doug.
is,s, Ballad, TeI. ]. Hogan, Cairo,
H. j, l.. Smith, Denver, Col.:T. r.
Marrnn ard wife, 1nenville, Msa.i
A. r Fudge aud Reeve Thomsu, Kan.
sas City, Mo-, are At Daiys Hotel.
TuE Jacksonville Fila. Ners Her
eld, OF Saturday, tays. "a prominent
citizen Of NJ mph'n pears the tuggeBl-
i've name Of OIL. ]. @. Handxofke,.
Now we come 10 think Of II, ibn Colo.
mel would mske 6rst class sppointse
20 the new Cabinet Department Of
shake Master General"
MRs. Minnie HusIKR PLRLs,Sra
he charming vOcais, snd accom-.
plished lsdy, hGs reiutaSd TO Mem.
pha after thorough course Of sudy
nuder the great mustb's nj New York.
She has become attached 10 Ina
school Of Miss jimmie II gbee, wi ara
she 10 prepared TO receive puplla Tor
voice culture. All who know Mrs.
Plesssnis--2Dd they are leelan-vill
youeh Ter her espabiliiy and isi,hIul.
ness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

Qua much esteemed contemporary,
the Ledger, gives the public q very
gratifying assurance In lie Issue Of last
evening a. 10 the confidence OF the
people In our municipal form Of gov.
eminent, Notwithstanding tho pre-.
sentiments by three grand juries Of
Mesre. Hidden, Lee and Randle. "Ii
there 10 q man 10 Memphis" says the
Ledger, who is In 'ayor Of abollshins
the Tbrins Districi government and
ieitoring the old system Of Mayor
and Boards Of Aldermen and Council.
men, We have never beard Of him.
This could only be done by the Legls.
lalure, and no man In favor OF such q
change could be elected from Shelby
county. The form Of government lie
all right, and tho people are satisfied
with II almost OF quite unanimously. !"
Exactly. I,il the want.oi.unanimity.
iellovs that are apuIzle aud trouble
Just now 10 tho public.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

ADMIRAL POTTER, who is a. wordy
and gabby and earrulous as Gen. sher.
man, in an interview with the New
York Herald condemned its project
Of making peoples park Of Cover.
nor's Island, and thus threatened the
people Of that city: Governors Isl.
and bears good deal the Topographic.
cal relation to the city Of New York
and its port that Sumter did to the
city and port Of Charleston. You
know how Charleston was finally re-
duced. II was bombarded and Get on
FIRE by long range guns and mortars.'
The Charleston News and Courier
commenting on this, calls attention tc
the fact we'll known to every school
Coy, that Charleston was not "re
ducsd" by Commandment" 9Th,
operations in the harbor and on tn
adjacent islands counted for nothing
except to cause some inconvenience
and loss OF LIE and property to tn
inhabitants Of the city. Had th
evacuation Of the city depended Of
the warships or the bombartment b
long range guns and mortars, ther
would have been no evacuation. Tbi
is conceded by Admiral Porter in hi
subsequent statement that mo Unto
wsrship ever got near enough to d
very great execution, or at lesst II
manned at easy range long enough
do It, The warsbips were as far fror
the city at the end Of the siege Q
they were at lie beginning. CHARLIE
ton, indeed, was never taken by tn
enemy. but was occupied by ther
without resistance, sftor 1t had bee
svaucated by the Confederate troop
when the approach OF Sherman
army rendered II no longer tenable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

rHE voLUSrKKR. which Ia 10 com.
pete with me Thistle for the Amer
i,a's cup, iv one Of the fastest sAilep
sysr ssen 10 American waters, and in
q contest with the ScoiohmAn will no
loub, give a good aosount Of hereeli.
The shole country is interested Ia tho
resuli, and will watch for Il with batsd
bfra IA. The American vepel muGt
not DO bsa.en and, for many reasons,
The chief Of them being that the credit
u the nation Tor maritime precedence
lsstttake. Oar fast callers have not yet
bson solipssd. They must never be.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

Gov snAr, Of Alabama, 10 himself
authority Tor the statement that he
will DO q candidate for reelection.
The Montgomery Advertiser says that
IN that case he will be reelected, and
sstksrns all oti or candidates that Il
would be sheer loss Of time In them
to push their canvas farther. The
Advertiser also warns all tho other In.
cumbenis Vi State Offices that they
will Lave to 20. All OF them are
serving n second term bu. Mr.. Lang.
dsa. tho MAS appointed to al va.
casey
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

A MATCH for the che ker champion
ship OF America Is now nnrer way in
Pittsburg. The winner NAV ,uink he
has obtained firm grip OIL the cham
pionship, but be will he very muco
mi,tsken. The man who knows him
self to be the champion checker
player OF America lives at every cross
roads town in America, and he will
defend his claims to the last checker.
The winner Of the Pittsburg match
will have to prepare for good deal oil
hard work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
VOICE OF TdR PEOPLE.
A Brave Acknowledgement.

n brave Acknowledgment.
To the Editor Of the ArrEAL;
Peccaril In my last nights dis.
course. at d Of which you gave q ryn.
opsis In this mornings paper, l vio'
lated, unintentionslly, the ninth
commandment Of the decalogue. !
desire 10 make tie amende honorable.
TIE report OF Justice Miller's speech
at Philadelphia on Saturday, as read
II, made him cay that "elsven States
had tried To destroy the Cor stitution."
l learn since that am mistaken and,
therefore, beg to Withdraw, mos,
humbly, the charge aid the repudia-
ton OF such language by Justice Mil
Ter, a5d TO tshs to my sell ne pjustice,
when, uuwiitipgly, was done % die.
tlneuish, d spd l-arIe5 q member Of
the Suprems Court OF our country
V.rv r.sper'fplls, BUhFoRD.
September 10. 1857.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

what II is that has prompted the en-
ploymsnt Of ono Of the ablest lawyers
at the bar to aid Mr.. Peters, whose
ability, 1t IL generally conceded, is
quite equal to his tasks. Who 10 the
man or who are the men who lave
employed Gen. Chalmers, and wha,
motive Of personal interest have they
In bounding the president OF the Tax
ing District That 10 the question the
APPEAL would like 10 have answered
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

wmtKu3me kind hearted and we'll
in.tnuonod people are busying thom'
selves 10 secure q com mutation Of tho
puniAument Of tho Chicago auarehissr,
hsir oompA,hols In st. Louis are
,hp aieuibs tho dloi,conssqueucrs In
ols1 they are hGnged. Frederick
R,iigro over, sditJro Of the Parole, sayt:
"raose msn will mover aug, and Il
.hey do iheIe will not 90 10 much
hhDi Chicago a. The Eru4. Arc .sis."
Andy nMcbitt Max sloOhr said;
..raii ,ount'y "a geo aomo terrible
doed OF Vengeance u ,hose mon arc
huoA Aola nko that which shook u .
oi,y 81 Chicago a year ngo las. spring
viii lbe an every day occurrence.
Blood and ap will rule" This sort
Of ,alR, 70 continued, will make all law
abiding people anxious 10 SEQ the law
Of IlliA ole ially vindicated la Eoyem.
her ann the anarchists hanged. We
uurunnImnnn -@&-s~~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
CirenIt Coarl CaItndnr-sept. ao.

Nos. SS5i, NJ. Mclaughlin Va. Jno.
Cullen; $50, W. y. sehsGer Va. Valley OH
Mill; ssI5, o v. Mcfarland W. Apple d
Dunnayanti s9ls, NJ. Y. Ptllan u.M.1 L.R.
X s9lg, J. =. smith a Co.. ", X. J. Holli-
han s1'6, joseph fsder W. W. u. Cannon.
sledgei ssls, ". q. Laufent ". J. N. Camp
bell s0O9, Apple A Dunbavantvt. Hanson a
Rice; 9Ls, rrush klectric LiEht Co., w.
Planters OIL Mil, SEQ, J. b. Cookure A
Co., W. woodruff Lul Der Co. 957, Geor,s
Ryan W. y. Nc. adden A Co. 9Of, solomon
Taylor W. q. v salheriOfdi 9ls4, N. L. Eel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

TuR savannah News reolles the
iic's ~ 10 the oAem cf the Bald
Knobbeis. recently tried in Mi,touli,
add condemnlpg every firm Of organ.
Eri,n, under Whatever pretense, for
tre summary punishment Of law
b,s,klrs, tays uuthiuly that claw
.fcaking oanpot he prevented by law
breaking, no matter how good tho
.a0t,ye, asd u MN organize lhom'
eolyss ior the paTposs, ,asy are rs a
bad Of hlghNay robbers, WHO are
prepared 10 murder u necessary to
ubGiu their booty, compared with a
sle.k thlei who tim,dly dletc' a
pune. Organization makes them
noo criminal And more - be
4 saled.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

WOULD the grand jury which hes
Just been discharged have appointed
one member to decide for the whole
body whether or not II should return
an Indictment sgainst . citizen for
murder, had such q case been brought
before 1t for consideration Has 1t
come to such pass that the lives and
the liberties Of persons 10 Shelby
county may be put In jeopardy by
one member Of q grand iuryf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

CAnpIsAt NEWMAN, who, perhaps, TO
a greater extent than any priest or
prelaic living, has to 'ove Aed rever.
snoe Of Christian people Of all yaria.
tons Of creed aud belief, writing re.
eontly IRON the oA,ory, Birmingham,
10 the editor Mite Oambriap, swansea,
Wales, said Of his famous hymn, LEAD,
Kindly Light" tina, 4, consists Of three,
not four, sianIas; and that the fourth
10 not authentic, bu, an unwar.
rsntsd addsndum BY another pen.
Pael!shsr, Q! hymn. should hsresiisr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

PaK,iDKsr CLEVELAND did not 70.
turn the salute Of Governor Foraker
Of Ohio. on Saturday, In Philsdelphis
as no marched past the review inS
stand. This was bad taste and q do
plorsble want Of courtesy. But II ID
perhapSt TO be excused In view OF the
feet that the New York Herald ssys
FJfaker is loo much Of a liar to be an
orator.